It shouldn't need to cost you $1200. You can probably get one for $500ish.
I don't know what work apps you need, but you might be able to get more of them than you expect. Aurora Store and GrapheneOS' version of Google Play Services helps, and you can put them all under another user if you like.
In the end, I deleted all that. Aegis Authenticator does a great job, and the other apps weren't as dependent on Google Play as they claimed to be. The trickier ones are ones requiring payment through Google Play, etc.
It's a worthwhile adventure, and really nice to explore. But you might like to wait for a new Motorola instead of an old Pixel.

Must be fake.
Those don't look anything like the moon! 😉

The crazy part is, so many the humans choosing tools to use don't believe in truth, or anything that can be established or verified!

There's a typo in their name, in the text paragraph.

Pick a desktop environment, then a distro.
For me, I liked anything KDE - GNOME was unnecessarily foreign.

I suppose you could lean on the water pipe.
But that might be cold too!

It's so cool.
And great to do it with your brother!

I don't think users should need to be following a bunch of developers and friends on Nostr to see which apps are worth trusting. The "general" WoT seems more useful - who picked an app, how many packs it's in, how many zaps received.

https://babylonbee.com/news/nasa-plays-incredible-april-fools-joke-of-once-again-pretending-to-go-to-the-moon/
If they miss the window, it makes this even funnier!

Haha!

... To see if your fork would come up.
I'm not saying you intentionally messed it up. I'm saying this handy indexer is a feature people can misuse (use for purposes other than intended).
This showed it's too easy to make a mistake, or to sabotage, and I'm sure they'll fix it.
These tools are still quite new - I'm glad this first incident was just a mistake, not intended as an attack.
Well done for speaking up.

Coracle?